and hillary clinton is one of his first guests in cairo.he thinks that he can build egypt with the help of america and move forward. morsi, who studied in america for many years , is optimistic about america and its embassy in egypt, and thanks hillary clinton for america's support for the egyptian revolution and her presidency. it is hot. but beyond, the us embassy is shaping a new story in egypt. military and security figures visit this embassy a lot these days . but no one is pessimistic about these developments and it is as if the happy days of the egyptian people continue and the past will not be repeated. the star of iqbal morsi will turn black with these shouts and fires. the doctor who was supposed to make egypt the economic power of africa has broken under the pressure. america's promises have not been fulfilled. but morsi despises his critics and calls them uneducated, ignorant and without identity. now people are coming to the streets again. egyptian military forces are still supported by the united states. stephen beecroft, the

while i agree with what greg said about how the left looked at what happened to hillary clinton -- andhink they replicated that with donald trump. you know, donald trump had that famous line, crooked hillary. crooked hillary." that stuck to her. she lost largely in 2016 because of that label, "crooked hillary." they saw that. they're smart. they've been waiting for their chance. if we can make it crooked trump, then maybe we can win not just one election but maybe we can win another one when he runs again. joe biden is coddled and comforted by the fbi, the doj, you name it. he's got a bubble wrap around him. >> sean: if professor dershowitz and greg and i am right and donald trump can't get a fair trial and there's a conviction before the election, maybe people that don't live, eat, breathe, sleep politics the way we all do, independent voters that often decides elections, how will they react whether they read, oh, donald trump was convicted of a felony that likely will be overturned. for example, bob mcdonald, former virginia governor, he had 11 convictions. special prosecutor, right?

what else did hillary clinton have to say. >> are editor-in-chief actually spoke to secretary clintonor about 15 minutes and they really went around the world. the strongest comments on gaza, the fact that she sees the necessity for new leadership on both sides, but also she didn't mince any words when it came to china. she says it was a mistake by the chinese president to ask for so much power she criticized him for that, saying if there is no accountability, it is extremely difficult for any other world power to have a foreign that is cohesive with china. these comments come just a couple of days ahead of president biden meeting with president she. hillary clinton also talking about the u.s. elections. so we had two heavy hitters and we are just getting started. many more speakers throughout the day at the new economy form. we also heard from kim griffin, you were talking about him just a couple of minutes ago, from citadel. he also did not mince any words when it came to inflation, saying the u.s. for the moment has excessive spending and excessive debt. we move toward banking a li

look at this one about nikki haley and hillary clinton and watch the ways the nikki haley campaign isher as crooked hillary, but to nikki haley, she's her role model. the reason she ran for office. >> i often say that the reason i got into politics was because of hillary clinton. >> it's important to note this ad takes past quotes from haley about clinton completely out of context. let's say that again. completely out of context. it shows a desperation of the desantis camp. >> the reason i got into politics, believe it or not, i don't agree with anything that she has to say, but it was because of hillary clinton. >> and ana, i've got to tell you, as the person who wrote a book about women and the presidency and women in politics, the first thing i thought when i saw this desantis ad, not even knowing though i did the full nikki haley in context, a lot of women look around at the larger political landscape, and when you have so few women who have risen to the top of these plimt environments and spaces, of course they look at role models on both sides of the aisle. it's really important

time, rosalynn carter was much more involved in president carter's administration day to day and hillary clinton was in bill cli clinton's but viewed very differently. >> no doubt. jeff zeleny, thank you for all the reflections and context. it is so important as we really mark this remarkable life of rosalynn carter. i want to go now to rafael romo live at the carter center in plant. and the carter center statement includes comments from jimmy carter. we've noted some of them. but tell us more about what you are hearing. >> reporter: that's right. we were here friday when the carter center announced for the first time that the former first lady was going to start receiving hospice care at home in plains, georgia. and at the time many people across america, the carter family and many people across the world frankly were hoping that it would be a case where health professionals would be treating the symptoms of dementia. many know that she was diagnose the diagnoseed back in may. and she was 96. jimmy carter 99. he was put in home hospice care back in february. so everybody was hoping and expectin

what hillary clinton is now saying about yet another poll. cnn poll, trump is leading biden in this poll too. he's taking away democrat voting blocs. also former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy is here, ivanka trump testified today in the new york civil fraud trial against donald trump. why many are saying how it's being done is unconstitutional and unfair. that's next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make

i'm not going to challenge hillary clinton," and he didn't.sen: most experts i spoke with said that there was no doubt that he would, in a contest with hillary, come out on top. imagine how different it would have been if john f. kennedy had run. i mean, first of all, he would have ended hillary clinton's political career, essentially, would have conceivably go on to make a presidential bid of his own. larrabee: we are in a search-and-rescue mode. the full intent of the searchers and all of the people behind the sceness was toto find three peopople alive.. they found a pill bottle -- had carolyn bessette's name on it. we update you now on the search for john f. kennedy jr., his wife carolyn bessette-kennedy, and his sister-in-law, lauren bessette. larrabee: we are in a search-and-rescue mode. the full intent of the searchers and all of the people behind the scenes was to find three people alive floating on the surface of the water or someplace in that area where we could rescue them. it was absolutely one of those stories where,e, every sececo

there are generations of republicans that got into the game because of hillary clinton or hillary clintonggested as a role model. so, you know, i think what desantis has got here is, you know, he's looking at a map where -- a political map where nikki haley continues to rise and he continues to fall, and it's getting harder and harr to make the argument that he should be the republican nominee, much less the one republican to take on trump in the primary. >> that's why this matters, donald trump is so far ahead of the rest of the field, he's only going to be challenged if the antiforces consolidate against one candidate. haley seems to be that person. do you think her rise is real and will last. >> the context you gave is important. there are some who believe she can rise and take on trump and has a path to victory. most of the republicans think the primary is over and donald trump will be the nominee. >> that's certainly where we are, and there has been no sense, john of any reverse of course there. last, we have heard a lot of the biden team has ramped up their attacks on trump. a one-o

on this. >> yeah weapon you put hillary clinton in the view, a complete -- uh, perfect storm of nonsenset, you know,, what -- what i saw is serving two years in the trump administration we gt a lot of good things done for american people the economy was booming able to advance energy independence in united states i think quite the opposite of trump victory in 204 would probably unleash american potential like never seen before. maria: in fact, on your watch, bordering apprehensions at a 40-year low now they are 20-year high we've got video to show this morning, of arnold cartelmens patrolling the southern border me are middle of rio grande same area border patrol vehicle was shot at earlier this year, these are the people deciding who comes into america and who doesn't outrageous, then alleged smuggle operation gone harley wrong a vehicleful illegal migrants crashes into suv fleeing police 80 people killed we don't hear this from alejandro mayorkas but we got this from border sources. >> only the people with operational control right now southern border cartels profiting billions of lars

while i agree with what greg said about how the left ppened tlooked at what happenedh to hillary clinton, and i think that they replicated that with tr trump. you know, donald trump hadoked that famous line, crooked hillary, crooked hillary that i stuck to her, and she lostse largely in 2016 because of that, that label, crooked hillary. t bel, "crthey saw that.. and they're smart and they've been waiting for their chance. if we can make it crooked onump, then maybe we can win not just one election.runs maybe we can win another one when he runs again. and jobidee biden, he's coddled and comforted by the fbi, the doj, you name it. >> he's got a bubble wrap around him. so if greg jarrett is righhe's t and professor dershowitz is right and i'm right, and that donald trump can'profen get a fair trial in new york ort d.c. or fulton county, georgiaoh and there's a conviction before the election, maybe people that don't live, breathe, sleep, politics the way we all do. >> independent voters do, indthat often decide elect, how will they react when they read all donald trump was convicted of a fel

hillary clinton in 2016 defeated donald trump among younger voters by 30 points.he younger voters may be up for grabs, i think that is a new demographic twist for 2024 we were not expecting. frankly as a political professional in years past, we would have shrugged it off. these are younger voters, they tend not to vote even in presidential years. because of mail-in ballots, they are voting. they are more engaged than ever. they are looking for something that you have to find. i think they are going to be very fluid in this election. for the first time in my career i can say, this campaign beyond hinging on possibly the abortion vote driving women still in the democratic column on a short of that dynamic, i think younger voters may control the fate of the 2024 campaign. that is completely, complete uncertainty about how that is going to play. host: i'm looking at polling here from gallup. this is from a report coming out in january, looking historically at the distribution of u.s. political preferences going all the way back to 1991. it doesn't show a pretty even s

rosalynn carter would attend which -- was not done by hillary clinton. and she was just the most, you know, forward first lady and partner to him and everything that they did together. but she really, and he was so proud of what she did on mental health, that was a lifelong commitment. i remember some years back when a mutual friend an acquaintance, who is a very prominent republican, former reagan chief of protocol, had died, and was at a memorial service, i was speaking at the service and philadelphia. and we saw in the green room, special guests, reverend carter. and i was quite surprised to see one of the close friends of nancy and ronald reagan was being remembered by rosalynn carter. and i asked, how did you know her? and she said, well, she financed my mental health books for many years across the country. we work together on mental health. so she did so many things that were not really known and appreciated at the time, and traveling around the world, and one of the first interviews we did, in fact the first interview i think i did with her was w

biden and hillary clinton, who are changing the role of first lady. dr., by working outside of the white house, which is pretty remarkable. and i'm sure rosalynn carter would really envy that in many ways. but she was also her husband's biggest supporter, and she did so much for the carter center. after they left the white house, of course, when i interviewed her, she had tears in her eyes when she talked about eradicating guinea worm disease, this terrible disease that afflicted so many people in africa. what they did with the carter center was absolutely incredible, and they are the most humble former president and first lady you would ever meet. their house is absolutely normal. there's a lot of things that have been said about it, but i can attest that they are a rare example of a president and first lady who didn't profit from the presidency in the same way that we've seen other presidents. you know, there were not a lot of paid speeches, and a lot of the money went back to the carter center. >> and in many ways, it's a lot of us who really profited

>> well, i will answer vivek's question, it was hillary clinton smear campaign it was aub russia collusionia, because you and i talked about it so many times, that is information was concealed from members of congress like me that were on intelligence committee, and only became revealed when i became the director of national intelligence declassified john brennan notes briefing joe biden, barack obama, his entire national security team about the fact that intelligence was that this was a hillary clinton smear campaign so the media is absolutely an extension of the democratic party has been partisan we talked about platforms like tiktok, but remember, they also, before elon musk rescued twitter now x, it was used agency a tool of disinformation did domestic election interference, these are things that you know again will fortunate now at the end of a away towards 2024 no one should be miszbid to think media isn't going to continue to try to push falls narratives for the democratic party they clearly support. >> again you were truth materiel as everybody was talk about the fact that hunter b

that whole travel the country and talk to voters thing is reminiscent of hillary clinton's listening tour in 2015 before she ran for president. manchin's decision not to run for his senate seat has immediately created problems for democrats looking to keep control of the senate in 2024. that is when the party will be defending seats in red states like ohio and montana. but a third party presidential bid from joe manchin, that complicates things on an entirely different level. if he decides to enter the race, manchin will be joining at least three other independent candidates. but precisely because he's a main stream political actor and a democrat and not doing shirtless push-ups and talking about the immune systems of jewish people, joe manchin could significantly change the landscape of the 2024 race among a wider swath of of voters in a way that either third party candidates cannot. which is why according to "the washington post" republican senator mitt romney has been pushing manchin to give up on the idea of a presidential run saying i lobby continuously that it would only elect

. >> alencia, take a listen to hillary clinton this week saying this about donald trump. >> trump iselling us what he intends to do. take him at his word. the man means to throw people in jail who disagree with him. shut down legitimate press outlets. do what he can to bitterly undermine the rule of law in our country's values. >> i mean, mind blown that we put rick wilson and hillary clinton together to say the same dam thing. but they. our alencia, these are hallmarks of a dictatorship. there is this normalization of statements like those made by donald trump and behavior like donald trump's. what needs to be done to emphasize how abjectly horrific things would be with the donald trump presidency again? >> i will be honest, katie, it is disheartening to see that voters are okay with that. donald trump still has a significant base of people to, let's be very honest, we know none of them are actually really benefiting from donald trump's policies, but he has this cult like following that, regardless of the things he has done, regardless of hillary clinton once again being right that

hillary clinton in 2016 defeated donald trump among younger voters by 30 points. the younger voters may be up for grabs, i think that is a new demographic twist for 2024 we were not expecting. frankly as a political professional in years past, we would have shrugged it off. these are younger voters, they tend not to vote even in presidential years. because of mail-in ballots, they are voting. they are more engaged than ever. they are looking for something that you have to find. i think they are going to be very fluid in this election. for the first time in my career i can say, this campaign beyond hinging on possibly the abortion vote driving women still in the democratic column on a short of that dynamic, i think younger voters may control the fate of the 2024 campaign. that is completely, complete uncertainty about how that is going to play. host: i'm looking at polling here from gallup. this is from a report coming out in january, looking historically at the distribution of u.s. political preferences going all the way back to 1991. it doesn't show a pretty even

lost and hillary clinton and policies are reason why she lost trump and his vegs vision is whylary clinton lost and i would push back against colleague and joe manchin and like rfk jr. considering the fact that they could be president is because of the fact that we had a president in joe biden that watch russia hack fuel supply and has watched russia hack our supply and communist party give ayatollah and do nothing and watched taliban take over afghanistan after that disastrous withdrawal and watch chinese communist party extract oil that has led to hundreds of millions of dollars going into their call so yes, the problems around the world can be laid at the feet of inaction and weakness by joe biden. and in spite of the fact that hamas and putin are responsible for their action and see joe manchin considering a third option here and why you see so many americans in the polls for somebody like rfk not heard on tv rising at such a astronomical rate. >> quick final thought from you what about rfk jr. polling and if joe manchin gets in he's popular are these two individuals a thre

students at columbia university stagedded a walkout during one of hillary clinton's classes. was lecturing about peace processes. we'll tell you all about it. >>> there are calls from hollywood to washington to ban tiktok over the, quote, rampant anti-semitism the on the platform. congressman andy barr is one of the lawmakers who supports that total ban. he's coming up. >>> the administration says at least 4000 americans are still -- 400 americans are still stuck in gaza. trey yingst will bring us the latest from israel next. ♪ ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. (fisher investments)

we saw the first shot with hillary clinton. well, it's hillary clinton. she is a democratic stalwart and it's going to be brutal when worries me. trump wins, half country will be convinced that we just elected mussolini or stalin. that will further divide the country. i understand opposition research. they go to such a degree to the other side that i think it really destroys a country. >> look what they did to your point, brian. just in the midterm, the demonization on the abortion issue but left of center the marines in the background with the ultra maga extremist. if you think that was bad and then now you look at the economy and the state of our border and what they have done overseas, they are going to take it to the max. >> lawrence: ainsley, do you think they are going to be able to make that point in the hitler comparison when we have people that are supporting hamas in the middle of the street, the moment in time right now using that as a description of donald trump, the standing with israel do you think that's going to work with voters? >> ainsle

there was enormous pressure from u on the democratic side to support hillary clinton, and for you as well, dr. george, to support president trump and to vote for him and to throw your weight behind him. so both of you have really walked that walk. dr. george, you've said of dr. west, "cornel is someone i have been learning from since the moment we met. even if i thought he was getting the answer wrong, i noticed he was always asking exactly the right question." can you give me an example of something he gets wrong when he is asking the right question? - this sort of thing; asking about, say, an economic system. not or not exclusively, does it work to elevate overall prosperity, but is it just? does it honor the principles thate ought to honor, given that human beings have a profound inherent and equal dignity? now, we reach different conclusions about that. cornel leans in the direction of a more socialistic sort of system. i'm more in the direction of a free market sort of system. but he's only gonna give two cheers for socialism because he sees the downside and the danger as well,

and worked for hillary clinton hillary clinton and worked for hillary clinton and worked for hillary you know, the tory party in parliament is really just social really just the social democratic party reborn and they'll never do what is needed. if lee anderson were the leader of the tory party, then things would be very, very different. and you know, would then even consider voting for it. >> well, there you go . i mean, >> well, there you go. i mean, i just wonder, i mean, i've always been supportive sunak, but been supportive of sunak, but he looks man walking looks like a dead man walking christine , what one last christine, what about one last roll dice ? the tories roll of the dice? the tories have to lose . have nothing to lose. >> well, feel like brenda. >> well, i feel like brenda. i think she was from bristol who when she was told that there was going to be another election, she said not another one. remember everybody remembers brenda. no they simply can't. and then we've had this revolving door of people . and it revolving door of people. and it isn't just the prime minist

we've got anti-israel students protest hillary clinton's class at columbia university and two dozen law firms warning universities with anti-semitic protests and we're not hiring your graduates. and sanctuary city mayors demand even more money $5 million in taxpayer funds to handle biden's border crisis and trump's eyes a major shift in border policy if he's reelected and elon musk slams george soros for "eroding civilization". we have the sound. i'm elizabeth macdonald and the evening edit starts right now. retired u.s. air force four star general phillip breedlove and served as commander of supreme allied command for europe and also with us four-time combat veteran that served in afghanistan and iraq and retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis. gentlemen, thank you for joining us tonight. general, first to you, let's show the video, show the footage, more than 55 members of israel's left in tears and shock and one needed sedation after that closed door screening of hamas' terror atrocities on october 7 where 1400 israelis were slaughtered. general, have you ever seen anything like wha

and their partnership you know, on like franklin and eleanor roosevelt, and bill and hillary clinton, was not marred by any personal. i put a little bit the chill between i and also, i was just sort of, very surprised to learn, for instance, that she was the first first lady who was ever an envoy for her husband. so, she was a personal emissary and a diplomat in latin america, and she confronted dictators about their poor human rights records. and when she returned from latin america, the new york times wrote a glowing piece, saying that she had done an outstanding job, as a diplomat. so, she had many -- i think that the one contribution which i mentioned somewhere earlier. i typically relevant right now i'm you'll recall that i number of states wanted to prevent covid vaccinations from being required for elementary school. well, vaccinations didn't used to be as. i may states hillary clinton a, i 33 states to require proof of vaccination and measles mumps rubella. if you think it, all of the work days that were you know, people not getting sick because of this, not just kids but thei

we know bill clinton, hillary clinton, along with first lady melania trump, michelle obama, and laura bush will be there to pay their respects in person. your thoughts in this moment as we await the ceremony there in atlanta? >> sandra, i thought it was really important what you just said about the presence of so many former first ladies across the political aisle. you know, it was rosalynn carter who created the office of the first lady at the white house. she was the first first lady to have a press secretary and left notes for mrs. reagan, you know, their successor, with regard to how to conduct the white house to make it a national treasure, especially this christmas season. we keep in mind that yesterday the bidens decorated the house in such a way and again it was rosalynn carter who had the idea you had to maintain this white house in a very specific honored way for the imagination of the american people. i remember when i first came to washington, this was 1976, just after they were elected, and you know, one thing that stands out is as a young man i was told no hard liquor in

you've covered hillary clinton a lot, especially after she lost in 2016. big of a spoiler could a jill stein or a joe manchin be this time. there are still a lot of democrats who think stein cost hillary big. >> yeah, there are, and, you know, stein got some support in key parts of the country in 2016. and we remember, of course, how close that election between hillary clinton and donald trump was, so a lot of democrats blame her for being a spoiler then. her entry into the race and the possibility that joe manchin could be a third-party candidate is a massive political headache for president biden. my colleagues at "the post" have a smart story about this, and just how potentially bad this political environment could become for the sitting president as he struggles according to virtually every poll to gain support among the american people. >> we're out of time. didn't no labels say we're not going to be a spoiler here. >> they maintained they are not going to be a spoiler and they're not going to make their decision until after super tuesday, but i will

their way to the service, and all of the living former first ladies will attend, laura bush, hillary clinton, michelle obama and mielania trump will b in attendance. what do . >> reporter: remarkably, that 9 the-year-old jimmy carter will be here. i'm told by his grandson that he won't speak. he's physically diminished, but he would not miss this for the world. we also have learned that roselynn carter plan ned this service before her passing. so much of what we will see, garth brooks performing, trisha yearwood, gospel hymn hads, that was by her design. i'm going to have my photographer pan over here as we wait for the casket to arrive any moment now. when it does arrive, what we will see is all of the carters grandchildren serving as p pallbearers. but this is bound to be a touching ceremony. we know the dignitaries from all across the country are here, but what the family tells me is more than all of the famous faces we might see today is of importance to them are the many georgians that have just shown a tremendous outpouring of support. >> she was a true georgia girl, but she had a huge

turn our attention to somebody that won't go away, hillary clinton. y she joined her humor less friends on the news show called "the view" on abc. hillary, it is a hard-hitting news show, hillary compared trump to adolf hitler. take a look. >> when i was secretary of state, i used to talk about one and done. what i meant, people would get legitimately elected and try to do away with election and opposition and do away with a free press and you could see it in countries where hitler was duly elected, right? >> that's right. >> somebody with dictator tendencies are like, shut this down, throw these people in jail and they didn't telegraph that. trump is telling us what he intends to do, take him at his word. >> sean: democrats only have three election-day strategies, fearmongering about abortion, fearmongering about donald trump and last, but not least, using the justice system as political weapon. we know president trump is facing the biggest phony witch hunt in history of new york, today the state forced his daughter ivanka to testify and the judge was

in fact, it did happen in october, and, unfortunately, as mika said, hillary clinton saw it coming inamin netanyahu and his extremist government -- >> how is that possible? >> -- did not. >> look, the world would have been a different place if hillary won in 2016. look, for all those who are saying we should have a cease-fire. i want to remind them, last week, one of the leaders of hamas said, "we are going to keep coming. we've killed jews. we're not going to stop until we kill every single jew. we obliterate israel." yet, some of the woke generation, some of the kind of soft and squeezey people want a cease-fire. look, i used this analogy last week and will again. if somebody was outside your door and had already killed one of your children, and they said, "we're going to stay here until we kill all your children," would you have a cease-fire and back down? would you say, "okay, time-out"? i just don't understand. the same way, joe, you've used the analogy so wonderfully, after september 11th, it was september 12th, and they took out what would have been the equivalent of 50,000 peo

hillary clinton, in a sense, took a page from that being much more involved and being included in theng. as you remember, with the health care situation, often because her nickname was the steel magnolia, that indicates someone who was strong, who was resilient, who didn't fool around with, and that often is said a first ladies, whether it's you know, nancy reagan or hillary clinton, that you do not cross the president's spouse. i remember these were tough times for the united states in the late 70s. i mean, it was the height of the cold war, you know, in fact, jimmy carter, even though president reagan is credited with rebuilding the military, some of that actually started at the end of the carter administration. you know , plans to develop the b-1 bomber later canceled. yes. but some of those laid plans happened during the carter administration. but let's look across the globe at what was going on. and, of course, the iranian hostage crisis, you could argue, helped sink the carter administration. he needed someone. he could count on for support. and certainly his wife, roslyn, was t

her in those three states and hillary clinton would have been president. >> absolutely. anything on the margins toward the center, which is where joe manchin would be running, is going to be a problem for president biden's reelection. he really has to worry about keeping the democratic coalition together. we have already seen a lot of polling that's a very big concern to the white house. they are trying to keep calm about it and keep focused on the campaign to come. but clearly, there's anxioety he's not going to be able to unite the coalition. anybody who is seen as a plausible alternative to him, but not donald trump or the republican is going to be a challenge. >> exactly right. let's put a name out there or some letters. rfk jr., there was a focus group that was run by the third way, and they talked to trump to biden voters. and they talked about rfk jr. >> a three-way race, trump, biden and robert kennedy jr., by a show of fingers in that race, how many would take trump? none of you. >> how many of you would take biden? one of you. how many would take kennedy? >> th

. >> at this point herman cain was ahead in 2011 and at this point hillary clinton was beating barackully capable, ted cruz won the caucus in 2016 after being behind significantly, 2015 at this point. we are 7 weeks, just after 7 weeks from this. this is the key moment. the islanders take a long while to lock in. they have a preference but takes a long while, fully capable of having last-minute moves. last example 1984, the last poll before the iowa democratic caucus had walter mondale at 49, john glenn and jessie jackson at 13. ruben sq at five, fifth and sixth were two senators, alan cranston and gary hart and a few weeks later, 48.9%, the talk was a surprise second-place finish of gary hart who ended with 16% and went on to wage a 5-month battle with walter mondale and severed the democratic nomination on the last day of the primaries of 1984, june 5th, walter mondale won the nomination by clinching 21 more delegates than he needed out of the contest. neil: wild stuff. good seeing you again. when we think of iowa we remember jamie quarter - j- jiy carter appearing out of nowhere on

hillary clinton won nevada. if you look closely at the polling and deep into it, the vulnerability with his own coalition, disappointment about the economy and questions about whether he's too old and does he have the vitality to be president. the polling tells you we have the possibility to have this again. like 2016. where donald trump wins the electoral college and whether or not he wins the popular vote. that is what the state polls show. you're right. that is a great question. how do you square that with what we saw last night? you saw a democratic governor in a very red state look at all of this blue, significantly the suburbs, around louisville and frankfort and lexington, andy bashear outperformed donald trump in the state of kentucky. not in the percentage wise. when jooib is on the ballot, he could draw the contrast just like he about with daniel cameron. that is what we'll see. >> and you've been traveling around the country and speaking to voters. our new cnn poll showing biden is losing support amon

along with former first ladies melania trump, michelle obama laura bush,nd hillary clinton. the service lllso include remarks by a long-time aid and friend, katherine cade. journalist judy woodruff. and the carter's grandson, jason caer. watch live at 1 p.m. eastern on c-span. sp now, our free mobile video app, or onlynn at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a

demes do media pretends it never happened a right winger was sentenced to 7 mont for tweeting hillary clintonple in 2016 false low telling people they is vote by text for hear. hillary is foaming at the mouth. i guess he was the main people running peoples against me in 2016 and went from this to running a very deliberate effort to mislead people about where and how to vote. it went from speech to action meant to subvert the election because thousands of people when they targeted through their algorithms i can text my vote for hillary clinton. thousands texted their vote. buzz they are idiots. >> demes and others learning disabilities. if you are dumb enough it fall for that you should not vote anyway the dude gets time for an meem election intfrns but bowman gets a slap on the wrist it a guy gets 7 months for an mme should bowman get worse. i say the chair i leather 1 to think about the bad things he's done. em emily? what happened? is this krez? a guy in america guess on jail for an meem7 montes and this guy gets off. different rules for different peoplism feel no surprise. i feel the same

for hillary clinton.that's how much he said he despised donald trump. but they waited till too late to express that viewpoint, and they never spent any money against him. now, they claim their free marketers they did this now because they believe they are not throwing their money away. they believe it can make a difference. that is the judgment they have made. there is not a lot of empirical evidence right now that trump is beatable in the republican primary. but laura, you and i followed these races before iowa and new hampshire have a tendency to surprise. i think it was a big mistakeo tt win obviously. i think it made me mistake now to think that there is no way he could lose a republican primary. >> but i love courses particular, you've got someone named governor ron desantis who thought that he would be a shoe in their, he's got endorsements out of iowa in particular. he's really invested in trying to get the support and be able to be a strong contender. with this endorsement of nikki haley, instead

former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton saying she was an unwavering voice for the overlooked and underrepresented, noting that because of her mental health advocacy, more people live with better care and less stigma. and moments ago, we heard from president biden, who applauded her integrity. >> you know, they're really an incredible family because they brought so much grace to the office. i talked with the family today -- not the family -- the family spokesman today in plains, and i was told that all the family, all the children and grandchildren, are with jimmy. but he has great integrity. he still does, and she did too. imagine they were together, what, 77 years. >> cnn's wolf blitzer takes a look back on her remarkable life and legacy. >> reporter: a soft-spoken, small-town girl, rosalynn smith carter became one of america's most charmed first ladies. born in plains, georgia, on august 18th, 1927, she was valedictorian of her high school class and met and married jimmy carter when he was in the u.s. navy. >> i love and respect and cherish and hono

look, 6% was the amount of voters who went third party in 2016, when hillary clinton ran. in 2020. and 2-1, those voters broke for joe biden. hillary clinton undoing, and enthusiasm, 38% of people say we are voting on joe biden because we like joe biden. 58% say we are voting on joe biden because we hate trump and it flips for trump. nearly 60% say we are voting on trump because we like trump. he is an enthusiasm problem, potentially a third party problem. for all with trump, look at joe biden. a lot of trouble in 2024. >> and nancy pelosi said a threat to our democracy, a threat to our power is threat to democracy. up next, high school students in virginia walking out of class and talking about woke transgender bathrooms. ♪ rain down and wash everything away ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus u

so it's completely invalid to suggest that those votes belonged to hillary clinton, and i think it reflects a kind of arrogance of the establishment parties to presume that voters owe them their votes. and i think that's part of what people are rebelling against now in clamoring for other choices. it's a record high 63% of voters now who are saying that the two-party system has failed them. you know, to look at the reaealy of people's lives now, you know, there's a lot to that where you have 60% -- over 60% living paycheck to paycheck, 1 in 4 are food-insecure. you have 40% of renters would are severely economically stressed. half of young people are saying that they are hopeless about the future, and in fact that they feel betrayed and abandoned by their government on really critical issues, including the climate collapse, which is accelerating towards us right now. so i think, you know, those are all reflections of the fact that people are really hungry for more choices and they want a real debate, which only happens when you have challengers on the ballot. and i think, you know, if you l

the great hillary clinton.oing to ask me my favorite sounds, i want to make a meal of it. >> greg: i shout have thought of this, too. favorite sound from nature. a mudslide. >> oh! >> greg: nobody gets hurt. i just like the sound of mudsliding. yeah. >> what is that sound? >> greg: it goes like this. >> there it is. yeah. >> all homeless people noises. very anti-homeless block here. >> lands on a deer. i don't know what deers sound like. >> only guys can do those sounds. did you know that? it's true. girls don't learn how to do that. >> greg: they can only do imitation of men sounds. exactly. and he's like oh, yeah? what about that? whenever women imitate men and then -- >> why don't you turn it up again. >> greg: sports, sports, sports again. >> sorry honey, i forgot. >> greg: oh, going to work and making money. pay for my shoes. >> building society. >> greg: yeah. inventing penicillin. men did that, right? >> yes. >> greg: okay. up next, why women are putting up a fight over finding mr. right. (ella) fashion

. >> emily: who is alumna of welsley, hillary clinton, that ducktails to the point you are making the joke of the department of education investigating anything. real solidarity would have been expressed by the president showing up or hillary clinton saying i will not stand as a representative as i am an ambassador from the institution. the voices that would quash that investigation, those are silent, too. >> lisa: what would help, if you took away federal funding that goes to places like harvard. the most disappointing part of this, it is comeings from intellectual base, they have forgotten history. go back to the 1930s, this happened on campuses. princeton, 1939, first year class of princeton voted adolf hitler the greatest living person, they were looking at propaganda coming out of nazi culture. why are we not able to look at history books and see history repeating itself. it is unacceptable and uneducated approach to dealing with something in society. federal government, our leader and president cannot come up with that solution, it is a sad state of affair and need to go back to

business leaders here, officials, hillary clinton spoke a while ago. —— sentosa island. 0ne hillary clintonease of trades, things to be straightforward. governments, you know, they have their own strategic ambitions. they compete amongst each other. that is kind of detention. 0ne each other. that is kind of detention. one of the ways in which the tension is most manifest is when it comes to green policies. like you say, i was speaking to andrew forrest, australia�*s richest man, the boss of a massive mining company called fortescue. he invited me onto one of fortescue�*s ships. just before we came to speak to you, we are in the pressroom, but the ship has popped into view in the street of singapore. we will zoom in a little bit. it is the one with the circle there. it is called the green pioneer. —— strait of singapore. it could in theory be a zero emissions ship. i spoke to andrea ship. he said businesses at the technology and money, the only reason that any big businesses and decarbonise thing is basicallyjust and decarbonise thing is basically just laziness. and decarbonise thing is basi

obviously saw the vice president, you see melania trump, you see michelle obama, laura bush, hillary clintonrmer president bill clinton, and behind them, the current president, joe biden, first lady dr. jill biden, who are coming as we're about to begin this tribute. let me allow you to finish your thought as we wait for the casket to be brought into the church. >> as we watched chip carter walk in, the middle son, he was saying how at the dinner table, rosalynn carter would always support the children's ideas. she would fight for the ideas and guess who was the one that always would say hang on a second, what's the proof behind that, of course, that was the former president jimmy carter. and what chip was sharing was that he and rosalynn carter shared something special that they could look at each other and actually sometimes finish ideas or think of an idea together, but just by seeing each other, you know when you have a parent and child that get along very well, that was the case with chip carter and rosalynn carter. >> i think they all got along, they had 22 grandchildren and great gran

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